Anyone else think maybe they feel movement?

[emisi]

I THINK I feel movement, but since it's the first time I've been pregnant, I'm not 100% sure. It feels weird, like a worm moving around in there. I know other people describe it as flutterings but... I totally think worm. How motherly of me.

[alzi]

I have an anterior placenta, so I still am not feeling anything. Boo.

[Shayliz]

Mine felt nothing like flutters, more like something just... different in there, hard to explain. 19w2d could definitely be movement!

[underwaterrhymes]

I started feeling him about four or five days ago and since then, I've been feeling him a lot. It feels a lot like someone is tapping on the inside of my abdomen.

H can't feel him from the outside, though, but I know that takes awhile longer.

[joolz]

Whoa, that is really early! I didn't feel G till 23 weeks or so.

[anonnani]

I felt my son at 18weeks so it could possibly be baby ur feeling. Feeling my son didn't feel like kicking tapping etc more like a floaty whoosh of something odd until later when it was like hey here is my foot let's put that in ur rib.
With this pregnancy I've felt movement since 15 weeks since I know what it feels like.

[jessuhmarie]

I felt Jill for the first time at 15 weeks and I wasn't sure it was her. It was kind of like strong gas bubbles or a fish swimming around in there. I wasn't positive it was her until I felt her again about a week later. Now she feels different to me (although it has seemed to progress into what I feel now). Now it it like taps from inside. I"m assuming it is just because she is bigger. I usually only feel her when laying down or sitting. I don't know when movement picks up or when you feel it often. I definitely feel her every day a couple times, but I still don't feel her when I'm standing or moving around. My u/s tech at my anatomy scan marked the placenta as "anterior" but I have been feeling Jill for 5 or so weeks and there's never been an issue seeing her on the u/s so I'm not positive about that "anterior" classification.

[underwaterrhymes]

Just wanted to add that I went for an OB appointment today and when my OB checked the heartbeat the baby kicked SUPER HARD. My OB went, "Did you feel that? That was really strong!"

Clearly he wasn't a fan of the Doppler.